Mashing up the web” - combining, fusing, creating ideas in linking web 2.0 to web 3.0 (november 20, 2008)
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This document discusses the evolution of the web from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0, with Web 2.0 focusing on user participation through things like mashups and folksonomies, and Web 3.0 aiming to develop a global, semantically linked database through open standards and metadata. The semantic web of Web 3.0 could benefit librarians by allowing for improved findability, indexing, and classification of resources through ontologies and taxonomies.
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- 1. “Mashing Up the Web”: combining, fusing, creating ideas in linking web 2.0 to web 3.0” Allan Cho Program Services Librarian, Ike Barber Learning Centre November 20, 2008
- 2. Overview 1. Mashups, and web 2.0 2. The semantic web and web 3.0 3. Why is it relevant for librarians? 4. Discussion
- 3. History of Mashups Mashups originated in music Beatles’ “White Album” + Jay-Z’s “Black Album” Grey Album The essence of Web 2.0: remix, repurpose, mash
- 4. The essence of web 2.0? “A web mashup is a web site or application that combines data from at least two or more sources creating a seamless separate application or service unique to contributing components.” Michelle Kraft, 2008
- 5. Vimo
- 6. Problems with web 2.0 Fragmented Too many programs Too many passwords and ID’s Software standards incompatibility Information overload!
- 7. The invisible web Try this: “What is the capital of China?” versus “What is best hotel in Beijing for my holiday?”
- 8. Semantic web “Global Database” Openness & Interoperability Findability Cho & Giustini, 2007 - ‘The semantic web as searchable catalogue’ Control of information “What Happens in the Web, Stays in the Web.”
- 9. Why the SemWeb & web 3.0 might be of interest to librarians Ontologies Taxonomies Folksonomies Indexing Classification Resource Description & Access (RDA) AACR2 Dublin Core Metadata Adams (2002)
- 10. Application: Friend-of-a-Friend (FOAF) Integrating different applications in web 3.0 Facebook, Myspace, MSN, ICQ, Google Chat, AIM, etc. Answer? Friend of a Friend (FOAF)
- 11. Other ideas in web 3.0 Mobile web The ‘3D web’ “Cloud Computing”
- 12. Giustini “Web 3.0 and medicine” BMJ, 2007
- 13. But can web 3.0 work?
- 14. Healthmaps Our mission is to promote health and well being in the world by providing personally relevant information from trusted health sites on the Web. HealthMash combines sophisticated Web 2.0 universal search and discovery technology with Semantic Web Concepts in a simple yet highly informative user interface. http://www.healthmash.com/
- 15. Learning more about web 3.0. . . Nova Spivak – Minding the Planet Yihong Ding’s Thinking Space The Semantic Librarian Blog Talis – Nodalities magazine Write your own research paper
Notas do Editor
- Essence of Web 2.0
- Opening up data
- IKBLC’s iTunes & UBC’s IR – Web 3.0’s interoperable programs for interoperable platforms & interfaces
- How do you find a Margaret Atwood book at UBC library from Google? Impossible!
- Katherine Adams’ article in 2002 had argued that librarians should be taking the charge with the skills that we have.
- Amazon.com’s online bookstore model became a catalyst for bookstores to “open” up their catalogues for all to see.